Hi, I'm
Michal Ľaš, a master's student at the
Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Information Technology. I hold a bachelor's degree in informatics and am now enrolled in a master's program with a focus on
artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. My main interests are in
decentralization, blockchain technologies, Web 3.0, security, computer networks, and software engineering.
Through my studies and projects, I've gained hands-on experience with
blockchains, decentralized applications, smart contracts, zero-knowledge proofs, and frontend development in React, alongside a solid foundation in programming, algorithms, networks, databases, and security. You can explore my work in the projects section or on
GitHub.
One of my most significant projects was my
bachelor's thesis, where I designed a blockchain resistant to quantum attacks. I presented this work at the
Excel@FIT
student conference in 2024 and later at a
post-quantum cryptography workshop. More recently, I've been developing small decentralized applications with
IPFS and zero-knowledge proofs, a topic I plan to explore further in my master's thesis.
I'm driven by curiosity and creativity—I enjoy tackling multiple projects, exploring different solutions, and pushing myself with new challenges. What excites me most is building technologies that
empower people: making the web more
decentralized, secure, and fair.
Outside of informatics, I love hiking and sports like basketball and volleyball, as well as reading philosophy and sociology.
I'm always open to
new opportunities, collaborations, or conversations. Feel free to get in touch or check out my projects!
